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I am sure that they do sell well. They look great.

Really beautiful work.

Damn, that looks great. How many cows are on that chair? Looks like about 9 to me. JK. Excellent job.

That looks great. There is a lot of satisfaction to making your own tools.

Besides just using neatsfoot oil, you could also try tanning it. Oil a scrap piece and put it in a sunny window or on the dash of your car. I have found that a few hours to a day or two will give you a beautiful honey tan color. I personally love the color that comes from this process.

I just got an email this week from Tandy , stating that they now offer custom stamps. I don't know how good they are but their prices are fairly reasonable.

That is a beautiful holster and mag pouch combo. That stingray really pops. Great job.

That is a nice, clean looking holster. It is probably sturdy enough to pass down to YOUR grandchildren. Good job.

That is one great looking holster. Your use of roughout and tooled leather is spot on. I may have to steal that idea for a mounting system.

Great looking holster.

Great job. That tooling is phenomenal.

That is GREAT. And I'm not a fan of the Chucky movies.

Beautiful knives and sheaths. Your knives are very much a style that I like. The top two are great in that the curve of the handle conforms better to the shape of the human hand. Knives with a curve like that feel really good in my opinion. Kudos again.

That is a great looking holster. Really suits that Bisley well. Curious though, where did you find that Ruger logo stamp?

Great looking stuff.